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When China is expected to launch attack on Taiwan

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October 7, 2021

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There are new concerns today that China will launch a full-scale attack on Taiwan by 2025, following comments by the island nation’s defence minister

Speaking to Taiwanese journalists, the minister says China currently has the ability… but will pay the price.

However, the minister also says that by 2025, this price will be lower and there will be more incentive for Beijing to attack.

This all follows China sending 150 warplanes over Taiwan’s airspace since the start of October.

Meanwhile, the mister believes cross-strait military tensions are at “the most serious” level they have been in more than 40 years.

Taiwan’s military has also submitted a report to lawmakers saying China’s anti-intervention capabilities will become dangerously mature by 2025.

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